Sentence examples for a particular theory from inspiring English sources

Their value is in their usefulness - does a particular theory promote improved cooperation between horse and human?

The successful use of violence, rather than concord with a particular theory of justice, does indeed establish legitimacy, as Harris argues.

The Court also instructed judges to consider whether a particular theory had ever been subjected to the academic rigor of peer review or publication.

All this was based on a particular theory, the post-9/11 neoconservative conclusion that the root cause of terrorism was the absence of Arab democracy.

What is necessary is a set of views about what is valuable in human life -- and ought to be protected -- not a particular theory of what is innate and what acquired.

There has been a particular theory going round for the last year or so, that "box set" TV has replaced movies as the preferred form of mass, culturally meaningful entertainment.

The prize of most particle physics experiments is to discover the particles and phenomena predicted by a particular theory or, better still, results that cannot be explained by any current theory.

Nuprl (Constable et al. 1986) is a computer system supporting a particular mathematical theory, namely constructive type theory, and whose aim is to provide assistance in the proof development process.

For physicalists, this fundamental aspect of reality is, depending on the particular theory, a set of basic subatomic particles, superstrings, hyper-dimensional membranes, etc.

He was a Joseph McCarthy supporter whose particular theory as to what would stop communists from being able to take control of America was the decentralization of power from the federal government to the states.

It is thus more fundamental than the distinction between primary and secondary qualities, which belongs to a particular physical theory, the corpuscular hypothesis.